Dispensary near Eastchester, NY

The routed drive uses NY 22 and ends at 244 Main Street, Suite 1. That first figure comes from one starting point in the town, so these lists give drives from the Waverly neighborhood and from four streets, each without traffic:

• Waverly: about 6.1 miles, roughly 13 minutes without traffic
• Howard Avenue: about 6.5 miles, roughly 14 minutes without traffic
• White Plains Road: about 7.9 miles, roughly 16 minutes without traffic
• Hathaway Road: about 8.3 miles, roughly 17 minutes without traffic
• Parkview Drive: about 9.0 miles, roughly 19 minutes without traffic

Bee-Line routes 40, 41 and 63 connect the area with the bus terminal, including a stop at White Plains Post Road at Cypress Road. Route 40 runs 44 weekday trips from the area to the terminal, with 29 on Saturday and 21 on Sunday. Route 41 makes 5 weekday trips, none on Saturday and none on Sunday. The Bee-Line stop closest to the store is EJ Conroy Drive at Main Street, which sits 89 meters from the door.

Eastchester is a town in southern Westchester County. The town began settlement in 1664 when ten families migrated from Fairfield, Connecticut. Laws for the region were established the following year, in 1665, under an agreement called the "Eastchester Covenant". The covenant was a rare document for this period. Later, the village green was the site of the highly contested election for an open seat in the New York General Assembly. It was one of the better known political events in colonial America.